Preparation

Practise the DISC test

DISC maps your behavioural preferences and communication style. The sample questions show how you recognise and rate statements.

Example

Example questions

A preview of what this assessment looks like in practice. The questions below are illustrative - the actual questionnaire is more extensive.

1 Pick the word that fits you best: Decisive / Enthusiastic / Patient / Precise.

2 Which fits you least: Direct / Sociable / Calm / Critical.

3 In a team I am mainly: Directing / Inspiring / Supporting / Analysing.

4 What typifies you most in a meeting: Deciding / Persuading / Listening / Substantiating.

5 Under time pressure I mainly become: More direct / More enthusiastic / Calmer / More precise.

6 What do you find hardest: Details / Rules / Rapid changes / Confrontation.

Answer scale: Choose what fits you best (and least)

How to prepare

DISC measures preferences, not skills; there is no 'best' style.

Answer from your natural behaviour, not a role you adopt.

Be honest about how you normally react; that gives the most useful picture.

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